When a routine troll hunting gig takes a gruesome turn, Old Man Barrow finds himself in the company of a wannabe doomsday cult. Just how's he going to get out of this backwoods nightmare? Well, that axe ain't just for show. Grit is Southern-fried sword and sorcery and pulp fantasy adventure in the mold of The Witcher by way of Southern Bastards.
GRIT #1 is what would have happened if Clint Eastwood were cast in one of Peter Jackson's earlier gore films. The art is both rustic and dripping with fantasy gore. And the character introductions leave you wanting more. I can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
Grit is one of the most intriguing books I've read as of late, taking a premise we've seen before and tweaking the mixture just enough to create something wholly unique. I've still got plenty of questions, but I'm definitely sticking around to get the answers. Read Full Review
Writer Brian Wickman introduces us to an intriguing and terrifying world in Grit. There's enough to chew on to pull me in and I desperately want to see more. There is still quite a bit unknown about Barrow and his career as a monster hunter, but I'm looking forward to see how this unfolds. Read Full Review
Grit #1 is another one of those books that I am liking the concept behind, but it felt like it is just missing a tiny something in this first issue to make it all come together. The art is good and the character is interesting, but it just needs maybe that "extra pinch of salt" to really bring out the flavor. Maybe the second issue will bring that; we will just have to wait and see, for now. Read Full Review
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